Podcasts about preplanning

Preplanning for emergencies has the potential to save lives on the farm. Pittsville Fire Chief Jerry Minor joins us with some important reminders for fire or other disaster safety, particularly when it comes to farm workers. He says it starts with partnerships between farms and firefighters to address some of the language and cultural barriers that exist with a migrant workforce. Historically, any rural departments had members who grew up on farms, but that has changed. Minor says it's important to invite your emergency responders to the farm to get a lay of the land. There are even online tools to help map out the farm for EMS.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this insightful episode of America's Heroes Group, host Sean Claiborne and guest Keisha Jackson, an Air Force veteran and family caregiver advocate, discuss the importance of preplanning for difficult caregiving decisions. As part of Disability Awareness Month, they cover the emotional and practical aspects of long-term care planning, especially when caring for loved ones with disabilities, aging parents, or veterans returning with physical or mental challenges. Keisha shares her personal experience caring for her mother and offers advice on how to prepare for the unexpected in caregiving situations.Topics:Introduction to Disability Awareness Month and acknowledging caregivers (00:00:00)The importance of preplanning for caregiving (00:00:42)Challenges and barriers in discussing care with loved ones (00:03:22)Keisha Jackson's personal caregiving experience with her mother (00:08:55)Legal considerations: Power of Attorney, Medical and Financial planning (00:11:00)The financial impact of caregiving and the importance of resources (00:15:10)Role of faith in caregiving and support from the community (00:23:35)Future planning: Next steps and follow-up strategies for caregivers (00:26:16)

This week on the Team Lally Real Estate Radio Show, we interview Shellsey Barnhart, Advanced Planner of The Valley of the Temples. We talk about the unique services they provide and the benefits of preplanning.We also have your favorite experts providing this week's tips on property management, mortgage loans, home inspection and home insurance!Who is Shellsey Barnhart?Shellsey was born and raised on the beautiful island of Kauai. She moved to Oahu in 2015 and fell in love with the vast opportunities Oahu has to offer. She is a mother to 3 kids. She has been in the food service industry for 15 years and is now an Advanced Planner for The Valley of the Temples.The Valley of the Temples has been serving the unique needs of every family since 1963. They provide personalized ceremonies and memorial tributes to honor loved ones. From funerals and cremation services, to cemetery options, signature services, financing solutions and Veteran Services, you can plan it ahead with them.To reach Shellsey Barnhart, you may contact her in the following ways:Phone: 808-265-4947Email: Shellsey.barnhart@Vothi.comWebsite: Valleyofthetemples.com

This week on the Team Lally Real Estate Radio Show, we interview Shellsey Barnhart, Advanced Planner of The Valley of the Temples. We talk about the unique services they provide and the benefits of preplanning.We also have your favorite experts providing this week's tips on property management, mortgage loans, home inspection and home insurance!Who is Shellsey Barnhart?Shellsey was born and raised on the beautiful island of Kauai. She moved to Oahu in 2015 and fell in love with the vast opportunities Oahu has to offer. She is a mother to 3 kids. She has been in the food service industry for 15 years and is now an Advanced Planner for The Valley of the Temples.The Valley of the Temples has been serving the unique needs of every family since 1963. They provide personalized ceremonies and memorial tributes to honor loved ones. From funerals and cremation services, to cemetery options, signature services, financing solutions and Veteran Services, you can plan it ahead with them.To reach Shellsey Barnhart, you may contact her in the following ways:Phone: 808-265-4947Email: Shellsey.barnhart@Vothi.comWebsite: Valleyofthetemples.com

September is Suicide Prevention Month, a crucial time for raising awareness and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, especially within the firefighter community. In this episode, we discuss why this month matters, explore the unique challenges faced by firefighters, and highlight impactful measures like safe firearm storage and mental health check-ins. Learn how creating buffers during crises, encouraging open conversations, and fostering strong relationships can save lives. Join us in making a commitment to prioritize mental health and resilience, ensuring that suicide prevention is a year-round effort.00:00 Introduction to Suicide Prevention Month00:38 The Impact on Firefighters01:41 Firearm Safety and Suicide Prevention02:25 Creating a Buffer: Suicide Prevention by Design04:54 The Importance of Talking and Community Support07:51 Preplanning for Personal Crises12:38 Building Resilience: Physical Fitness and Mindfulness13:50 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionWhat did you think of the episode? Let us know!As a patron of Keep the Promise, you're not just supporting a podcast—you're joining a community of like-minded, aggressive firefighters who want to be the best at their craft. You'll gain access to daily workouts, weekly mindset meditations, and early access to the insights you need to stay on top of your game.Support the show>>> Shop Keep the Promise!

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Thinking about the priesthood and nervous about the next steps? Three priests dispel myths about what it's really like in seminary(0:05) Fr. Jeremy Schupbach, 27, a newly ordained priest of the Archdiocese of Detroit serving at the Church of the Divine Child in Dearborn, talks about the moment he first heard the call to the priesthood from an early age. The narrator introduces the topic of the episode.(3:35) Fr. Schupbach talks about his first experience of life as a seminarian — a very human moment in which he found himself three hours late for orientation.(8:30) Fr. Schupbach talks about some of the misconceptions he had about seminary life, and how they were quickly dispelled when he moved into the dormitories of Sacred Heart Major Seminary.(10:45) Fr. Clint McDonnell, director of undergraduate seminarians at Sacred Heart, and Fr. Craig Giera, director of priestly vocations for the Archdiocese of Detroit, dispel the myth that seminary life is boring and monastic. Fr. Schupbach emphasizes the fun elements of life in communion with other seminarians, including Sacred Heart's best-kept secret: a bar called O'Berg's.(16:09) Fr. Schupbach addresses the sacrifices priests make when they're ordained — particularly the sacrifice of marriage and children. He talks about how the seminary encourages seminarians to pray about and wrestle with these sacrifices, and how the life of priesthood is a gift unto itself.(19:12) Fr. Giera and Fr. McDonnell talk about the process of discernment that happens inside the seminary walls. Both priests emphasize that the seminary isn't a place where men go only once they're 100% sure they want to become priests, but a place to ask questions and receive answers. And sometimes the answer is that God isn't calling a man.(25:12) All three men talk about how much they love the priesthood, and how seminary life prepared them to fulfill the calling they felt from God. They offer advice for listeners — particularly young men who think they might also be called to the seminary.Reporting and narration by Michael Stechschulte; script by Casey McCorry; production by Ron PangbornThe love of family is forever. A lasting gift of love is preplanning your final resting place. Preplanning your burial site brings comfort to those you love. It ensures that your wishes are met and that no financial burden or unnecessary stress remains for those you leave behind. Give yourself and those you love the gift of peace of mind. Speak with a family service advisor at Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services today! Visit cfcsdetroit.org or call (734) 285-2155.Listen to ‘Detroit Stories' on Apple Podcasts, YouTube or Spotify. Podcasts also will be posted biweekly on DetroitCatholic.com.

How a ragtag band of volunteers launched a global disaster relief organization after Haiti's devastating earthquake in 2010(0:04) Kelly Anne Ruda, a retired travel agent and teacher, unexpectedly becomes a valuable member of Team Rubicon, a veteran-led nonprofit assisting disaster-affected communities. Despite lacking typical disaster-relief skills, Kelly embraces the challenging work of hauling debris and using a chainsaw during her deployments, finding fulfillment in contributing to Team Rubicon's mission.(4:37) Initially started by military veterans in response to the 2010 earthquake that devastated Haiti, Team Rubicon grew from a small group led by Bro. Jim Boynton, SJ, to a global organization that includes diverse volunteers and provides disaster relief around the world. (9:33) Bro. Jim describes leading volunteers and medical professionals treating victims during the first hours and days after the earthquake, bandaging wounds and responding to overwhelming needs. (13:43) Seeing and treating so much pain, Bro. Jim talks about the need for volunteers to decompress and find fraternity among themselves. He describes his appreciation for the military veterans who lent their skills to the effort.(17:25) After the earthquake, word about the group's efforts spread. Bro. Jim talks about where the name “Team Rubicon” came from, and how in the years after the earthquake, the effort to respond to natural disasters around the world quickly expanded.(24:33) Gary Gamble, a 62-year-old Marine Corps veteran, talks about his experiences since joining Team Rubicon after the flooding in the city of Detroit in 2021. (29:09) Kelly talks about the unity felt among members of Team Rubicon, whose grey shirts serve as a visible sign of their fraternity and common mission. Although the work is exhausting, she says, it's an unmistakably rewarding experience to help those who've suffered regain their lives. She talks about what makes it all worth it.Reporting by Daniel Meloy; narration by Gabriella Patti; script by Casey McCorry; production by Ron PangbornThe love of family is forever. A lasting gift of love is preplanning your final resting place. Preplanning your burial site brings comfort to those you love. It ensures that your wishes are met and that no financial burden or unnecessary stress remains for those you leave behind. Give yourself and those you love the gift of peace of mind. Speak with a family service advisor at Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services today! Visit cfcsdetroit.org or call (734) 285-2155.Listen to ‘Detroit Stories' on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or Spotify. Podcasts also will be posted biweekly on DetroitCatholic.com.

On this episode we talk about what Jeff has planned for the upcoming planting season. We also got into some stories of sketchy access, tips for shed hunting in the coming weeks, and clover maintenance. Ridge Hunter Products and Merchandise:Ridgehunteroutdoors.comDiscount Code: RHOPOD for 10% off everything in your orderSupport our Partners: Go to Grandparayoutdoors.com and use code ‘rhopodcast' for 5% off your entire order.For any info on real estate available through Midwest Farm and Land, or anything that RG Outdoors has, contact Rodney Hawkins 618-925-3153.Submit questions or comments to: Ridgehunteroutdoors@gmail.comFind us on Social:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC50IZ_HE2pnMBjRyPpmgvMg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RidgeHunterOutdoors Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ridgehunteroutdoors/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RidgeHunterOD

Are you a preplanner? Jess & Sam are pretty opposite when it comes to preplanning and scheduling. But this week, they come together to share the importance of it. Tune in to find out why preplanning is such a game changer, and to hear some of the ways the Feel Good Gals are preplanning in their own life. Words that we couldn't think of on the show: Chorophobia - Fear of Dancing Palm Pilot Join Budget Alchemy for 10% off Try a free week of 15 minute workouts

Maximize success in sales, especially in real estate, with effective preplanning. Here's a quick guide ⬇️ ✅ Identify Hottest Targets ✅ Set Clear Weekly Goals ✅ Organize by Buckets ✅ Maintain Fluidity in Conversations: ✅ Prepare Follow-Up Material Efficient preplanning streamlines your week, ensuring you attack it aggressively and maximize your limited time.

Tune into the latest episode of Thrivecast, where Jason dives deep into the art of strategic calendar planning. Learn how to maximize productivity without crashing into chaos – a must-listen for all leaders and aspiring business owners! In this episode, Jason takes a sprightly walk through the concept of containering and strategic calendar work blocking. Explore how Jason masterfully runs not one, but two successful full-time businesses, using an ordered and comprehensive approach to time management. Steal a glimpse into Jason's calendar. Discover their secrets of managing time between team, leadership meetings, and content creation sessions organized meticulously. Get insights into his use of efficient tools like Todoist and Twist, supporting day-to-day tasks and team communications. This newest episode unravels the art of saying “yes” to strategic goals while knowing when to say “no” to distractions. Counter chaos with Jason's tips to achieve healthier priorities, rhythm, and work-life balance, all crucial for business growth. This insightful episode wouldn't have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors, Divi and Bill. And if you're wondering how to keep your spend management streamlined, you'll want to hear what Divi has to offer. Savor insights about pre-planning your strategic life with practices and tools that can enable you to achieve bigger goals with less overwhelm. As Jason puts it, “Intentionality and structured planning can create a bigger impact.” Don't forget to join us for the second part of this essential series on strategic calendar work blocking.

Why would someone want to pre-plan their funeral? Certified Elder Law Attorney and Partner Barbara McGinnis talks with Randy Nash, owner of Sumner Funeral and Cremation about reasons to consider pre-planning for end of life.

Dear Dave, I'm 67, and I've been wondering what your position is on preplanning for a funeral versus prepaying. Is one a better idea than the other, or should you do both? Shannon Dear Shannon, Dear Shannon, This is a great question. I wish more folks would think about these kinds of things ahead of time. Preplanning a funeral is truly a gift to your family. But if you prepay, it's a gift to the funeral home. Doing the legwork and setting things up ahead of time so your family doesn't have to make a lot of financial decisions in...Article Link

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Join us in this week's episode of Beauty Babble as hosts, Suzanne and Darine, delve into the intricacies of pre-planning marketing strategies around the holidays. Discover why meticulous planning is crucial and learn the insider secrets from their experiences in the spa industry.They explore a simplified and realistic approach to holiday marketing, breaking down the process into manageable steps. From brainstorming sessions to involving your team and suppliers, Suzanne and Darine provide practical tips on creating a foolproof plan. They stress the significance of adapting strategies, maintaining consistency, and addressing potential challenges, ensuring a well-run ship during the bustling holiday season. Tune in to discover the secrets of successful holiday marketing.Have an idea for an episode topic? Email: educator@beautycult.caIf you enjoy what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to Beauty Babble and rate our podcast. Your feedback helps us grow and continue delivering valuable insights to elevate your beauty industry journey.Stay tuned for more exciting episodes, and thank you for being a part of our Beauty Babble community!FollowUs:https://www.instagram.com/beautycultcanada/https://www.facebook.com/BeautyCultCanadahttps://www.linkedin.com/company/beauty-cult-canadahttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN-221KVEUvgYwqkDhTBZTA

“Kids are chaos. You just have to roll with it.” In this episode of Mother Funny Andie and Angie dive into the world of working from home (or having a spouse who works from home), complete with kids, pets, and of course laughter! Since 2020 more people work remotely. This has created a whole new dynamic when raising kids. Parents can now attend more school events and class parties which is really exciting and fun! Finding the perfect work corner is not as exciting. Will it be the bedroom? The garage? Decisions, decisions! Sometimes you have to rearrange the house a few times to figure out the perfect place. One thing that is extra stressful for domestic engineers is trying to keep the kids quiet and happy when their spouse is in a meeting or on a work call. Let's face it, kids are loud. There are times when it doesn't matter how many strategies you use to prep the kids… they're just going to yell, scream, laugh, or play tag in the living room. Kids are still kids. Try not to get too frustrated when you don't get that quiet outcome you were hoping for. Give yourself grace Mama. Preplanning activities like legos, magnatiles, baking, or crafting can help keep your kids quiet for a little while. If all else fails, take on the Scrunchie Mom attitude, and give your kids an iPad, crackers, and an organic juice box. You're doing a great job Mom!

In this conversation with Jaime Sarche, Director of Preplanning at Feldman Memorial in Denver, CO we talk about all things funeral. Jaime is a consultant, speaker, a death and dying training facilitator, along with her work at Feldman. If you have questions about how to plan ahead when it comes to your funeral this is the conversation to get you started.

There are events that happen only once a year, or only in a certain season. And if you're like me, you don't want to miss out on all of the opportunities that the season provides.But, there is only ever so much energy available to us to put into all these activities.We need to be mindful of how much effort we are putting out so that we don't find ourselves in complete collapse, ill, or in the worst mood during our best time of the year.It's Ok to follow our inner wise woman who knows that we burn out after 5 hours of loud parties, and plan accordingly. And it's OK and even necessary to make space for recovery and better yet, prevention – when it comes to loud noises and overstimulation.Preplanning and recognizing who we are as individuals allow us to participate in the way that feels best for who we actually are and not who we wish we were. Then we get to have way more fun!What are the memories we want to build, and what opportunities are available to us that we can take advantage of?What are the sacrifices we are willing to make in order to participate?How will we make space for our comfort and enjoyment, as well as recovery and recuperation after expending lots of energy?It's great to ask yourself frequently in these busy moments, “What do I need now?”Make space for yourself in your plans, and plan for yourself to be in all your activities in the way that you enjoy.Let's all make awesome memories this season! Support the showYour donations mean the world to me and allow me to continue to create content each week. I ❤️you and thank you from the bottom of my heart. leave an awesome review on Apple podcasts to help spread the word subscribe so you don't miss an episode wherever you stream your podcasts Thanks for listening!

If you have a book in you, there's a book launch to be planned ... or repeated. The AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast and Dr. Judith Briles welcome Aimee Ravivhandran, social media marketing expert, to reveal what an author needs to do for a successful book launch, starting as early as six months before the book is available. Aimee's website is AbundantlySocial.com. Your takeaways include: • Essential tips for new book launches and books that are ready for a relaunch. • Preplanning and when to start promoting your coming book. • Different ways to have a successful book launch. • Who belongs on book launch team—professionals, other authors, influencers. • When to push out press releases—and tips for pre-published timelines. • When to use paid advertising and where-and why not to use Facebook. • What does a book launch team look like • Which Schedulers and Graphic creators to use. • What social media tools are needed and what social media channels to be on. • What mistakes to avoid in your book launch. • Where to have Online and In-Person book launch events. • What kind of giveaways to include. There's lots in this hour--have your notepad out.

Dean Lambert has worked with funeral professionals for nearly 30 years to help them connect and serve the families facing one of the most challenging moments of their lives: the loss of a loved one. As a father who has himself experienced the loss of a child, he knows first hand the grief that clouds the vision needed to honor a life well-lived. Dean is leading the Love Always Project with a team of experienced subject matter experts and people committed to its purpose: encouraging people to think more positively and proactively about end-of-life issues and funeral prearrangement.Follow Knowledgeable Aging:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Knowledgeable-Aging-102638398162823Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnowledgeAgingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/knowledgeableaging/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/knowledgeable-aging/?viewAsMember=trueSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/05OHF9FkmhzCO5PDsyGfGqNewsletter: https://www.knowledgeableaging.com/newsletter/

Imagine the people closest to you. Your spouse, your children, your siblings. Now imagine what they will be feeling on the day you pass away. Will they be in any state to make decisions about the details of your funeral, burial, or cremation? Will the money be set aside? Funeral preplanning has many emotional benefits for everyone involved. There are also financial benefits to planning your funeral in advance. This episode, featuring Jill Lazar of Hoffman Funeral Home & Crematory in Carlisle, Pa., explains all the details of what can be accomplished by planning your funeral while you're still healthy.

You're gonna die. I'm gonna die. We are all going to die. That is why it is important to think about end of life planning while you still can. You're gonna die. Therefore, it is up to you to plan how you wish to be taken care of. Preplanning your final arrangements can save your family and friends from having to make decisions at a difficult time. It also gives you time to make the right choices. The person you name in your will to handle your affairs (for example, your estate trustee) can change your plans at the time of your death, so it is important to discuss your wishes with him or her and your family members or friends. This week on the podcast, Amanda is here to remind us all that we are going to die. She pre-planned her and her husband's funerals. Because she knows you're gonna die, she has much to say on this topic. The main take away is that pre-planning your funeral arrangements saves those left behind from having to do it during their grief. It also ensures you get what you want. Remember to keep all important documents in a safe place where your legal representative(s) can find them easily and give a copy to the person who will likely make the arrangements. Keep in mind that your representative may not be able to have a safety deposit box opened until after the funeral. At death, your legal representative should take your pre-arrangement documents to your chosen provider and any receipts or other evidence of payment. The service provider will review the contract with your legal representative and let him or her know if there are any extra costs to be paid at that time. This week's podcast promo: Cigar Nerds

You’re gonna die. I’m gonna die. We are all going to die. That is why it is important to think about end of life planning while you still can. You’re gonna die. Therefore, it is up to you to plan how you wish to be taken care of. Preplanning your final arrangements can save your … You're Gonna Die – Soul Forge Podcast 279 Read More » The post You're Gonna Die – Soul Forge Podcast 279 appeared first on The ESO Network.

Preplanning your own funeral can provide peace of mind to you and your family, your executor. David has a conversation with Minnelle Williams of the New Haven Family Funeral Centre. She says it lessens the burden on loved ones by having a plan in place while allowing you to put your final wishes into writing. It also gives you time to think about how you want others to remember you. If that matters to you. For David's book, other resources, and more visit davidedey.com  

Have you ever heard the sayings “eat the fish and spit out the bones” or “don't throw the baby out with the bath water? Am I the only one who feels like they sound like some sort of secret language? These coded messages are known as euphemisms. Euphemisms are defined by Webster as a mild or indirect word or expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh or blunt when referring to something unpleasant or embarrassing. For many, conversations about end of life, health care and planning for death and dying are considered private, personal, and not to be discussed in of doctors, nurses, home health aides, funeral directors and others considered to be “mixed company” or strangers. For far too long, this has led to the misconceptions that black, indigenous and other communities of color simply are not capable of or simply do not care to preplan for end of life, health and death care needs including but not limited to funeral and burial planning. This could NOT be further from the truth. Let me explain, euphemisms derive from proverbs or parables which I like to think of as the short and sweet way of communicating vitally important messages while preserving the messages integrity and protecting privacy. Euphemisms, proverbs, and parables are often used by Black and Indigenous elders in collaboration with story telling and sharing to preserve language and culture and are as old as the Egyptian hieroglyphs. They are methods of communications preserved for sharing wisdom, information, secrets, insight, desires and serve as a form of establishing trust between the giver and receiver of their message. In this episode of The Death and Grief Talk Podcast, I speak with Zeena Regis and Elisha Hall Ph.D. in hopes of giving insight into the methods, language and sacred euphemistic language used amongst members of Black and Indigenous communities as it relates to expressing, planning for and executing desires for the inevitable. Elisa Hall Ph.D. is a Systems Thinker that fuses strategic planning, healing, and community organizing into all of his pursuits. His praxis explores how African and Indigenous values can be used as best-practice and the creation of better policies. He uses his passion of creative expression to tell the untold and share the unshared. Leveraging information and innovation across communities and continents is his life's work. He develops compassion within organizations and provide the path to deepen their diversity, equity, and inclusion. Zeena Regis currently serves as the Faith Engagement Manager at Compassion & Choices, the nation's oldest, largest and most active nonprofit working to improve care, expand options and empower everyone to chart their end-of-life journey. Zeena was selected as a 2021-2022 fellow in Collegeville Institute's Emerging Writers Mentorship Program. Her training includes a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Agnes Scott College and a Master of Divinity from Columbia Theological Seminary. Zeena is also a playwright and her latest work, A Free Black Woman's Guide to Death & Dying, was selected for the Synchronicity Theatre's arts incubator project and premiered in May 2022. Connect with Elisha on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/elishahall/ Connect with Zeena on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeenaregis/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deathandgrieftalk/message

More and more families in America are choosing the option of Preplanning to decrease family conflict. Imagine your family trying to figure out what you would have wanted at your funeral. They probably would not agree on every detail, which can lead to conflict as each person thinks they know best. Well Shoghik Mary Aghayan (@shoghikaghayan) will be with the #wisenuts this Monday to talk about what a lot of people feel unfortunately talking about. Tune in live on Monday night at 7:30pm on YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook live. Follow the WiseNuts on FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/watch/WiseNutsPodcast/ Follow the WiseNuts on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wise_nuts Follow the WiseNuts on IG: https://www.instagram.com/wisenuts_podcast/?hl=en #life #death #funeral #happy #sad #wisenutspodcast #podcast #armenianpodcast #lifeafterloss #lifeafterdeath #forestlawn --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wisenuts/support

O'Connell Funeral Homes' Amber Miller and host Pete Waggoner welcome the new year by discussing preplanning expectations in this episode of Good Grief. Amber shares her first-hand funeral experience with families whose deceased loved ones made it easier to prepare by taking the time to plan ahead of time. The two go into detail about the different aspects of prearranging—from the frequency and length of the sessions to the prepayment process and the specifics being discussed during the meetings. They also talk about how funeral pre-arrangement can be done in the comfort of home and how families can benefit greatly from this process. This episode is a must-listen for those considering preplanning their funeral, as well as those who are already in the process of doing so. Because “A goal without a plan is just a wish,” as said by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Takeaways: Funeral pre-arranging lightens the load and grief of the mourning family. Talking about death and funerals does not have to be uncomfortable. In this episode: [1:20] Pete Waggoner opens the discussion by asking Amber Miller what makes prearranging so important. Amber shares how she has encountered family members at funerals who are grateful that their deceased loved one or a relative has taken the time to plan ahead of time. [4:29] Amber and Pete talk about where pre-arranging meetings usually take place. Amber also gives insight on how the conversation begins with the help of a deck of cards they have prepared for the purpose of guiding families throughout their discussion. [8:23] Amber discusses the length of prearranging sessions and how frequent they should be. She mentions how it differs from family to family and that some clients finish their funeral preplanning in one meeting while others might require more. [11:55] The two talk about the prepayment process and installment plans available. Amber reiterates that the prearranging process itself is 100% free and that it's completely up to the family if they choose to pay for their funeral services in advance. [14:06] Amber shares about O'Connell Funeral Homes' advance preplanning guide which may serve as a workbook that will walk families and individuals through the process of pre-arranging their funeral. Resources O'Connell Funeral Homes Amber Miller Advance Planning Guide Pre-planning Tools Read Transcript Here Quotes "I think they can expect a comfortable environment...because we follow your lead." - Amber Miller, on what people can expect when they come to the funeral home "When you go back and look at this, it can be a very empowering thing for all." - Pete Waggoner on funeral prearranging

Our guest today is Tom Harries, co-founder and CEO of Earth™, a sustainable funeral brand specializing in soil transformation. So what is soil transformation, and what does it have to do with death care and burial? What does it share in common with the green burial movement —and how is it different?  Tom has been innovating in the funeral industry for almost a decade, and in this conversation he tells us not only about this carbon-neutral alternative to burial or cremation, but also about how his company is providing ways to reimagine funerals, providing a more sustainable and modern alternative to all aspects of conventional death care. Topics covered; Join the ALMANAC for fall! Tom's entry into the death care industry Making funeral service sustainable Traditional death care practices From funeral logistics to soil transformation  What is soil transformation, the process and how it differs from cremation and burial Building a 21st-century experience in death care How does soil transformation differ from green burial? The issue of land availability for human body disposition The results of soil transformation, what is the quality of the soil from the human remains? Goals for Earth™ The cost of soil transformation relative to cremation and other current death care practices  Preplanning for death care Legalization of the soil transformation process Our conversation with Heidi Hannapel about Green Burial Connect with Tom: The Earth Funeral website: https://earthfuneral.com/ On Instagram @earth_funeral On Facebook @joinearth About Lady Farmer: Our Website @weareladyfarmer on Instagram Join The Lady Farmer ALMANAC Leave us a voicemail! Call 443-459-1950 and ask a question or share what the good dirt means to you! Email us at thegooddirtpodcast@gmail.com Get 15% off your order of all-natural plant fertilizers from BIOS Nutrients with the code LADYFARMER15. Original music by John Kingsley. The Good Dirt podcast is edited and engineered by Aleksandra van der Westhuizen and produced by Mary Ball. Statements in this podcast have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not to be considered as medical or nutritional advice. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and should not be considered above the advice of your physician. Consult a medical professional when making dietary or lifestyle decisions that could affect your health and well being.

Our guest today is Tom Harries, co-founder and CEO of Earth™, a sustainable funeral brand specializing in soil transformation. So what is soil transformation, and what does it have to do with death care and burial? What does it share in common with the green burial movement —and how is it different?  Tom has been innovating in the funeral industry for almost a decade, and in this conversation he tells us not only about this carbon-neutral alternative to burial or cremation, but also about how his company is providing ways to reimagine funerals, providing a more sustainable and modern alternative to all aspects of conventional death care. Topics covered; Join the ALMANAC for fall! Tom's entry into the death care industry Making funeral service sustainable Traditional death care practices From funeral logistics to soil transformation  What is soil transformation, the process and how it differs from cremation and burial Building a 21st-century experience in death care How does soil transformation differ from green burial? The issue of land availability for human body disposition The results of soil transformation, what is the quality of the soil from the human remains? Goals for Earth™ The cost of soil transformation relative to cremation and other current death care practices  Preplanning for death care Legalization of the soil transformation process Our conversation with Heidi Hannapel about Green Burial Connect with Tom: The Earth Funeral website: https://earthfuneral.com/ On Instagram @earth_funeral On Facebook @joinearth About Lady Farmer: Our Website @weareladyfarmer on Instagram Join The Lady Farmer ALMANAC Leave us a voicemail! Call 443-459-1950 and ask a question or share what the good dirt means to you! Email us at thegooddirtpodcast@gmail.com This episode is Sponsored by True Leaf Market: Use our promo code: TGD10 - for $10 off an order of $50 or more (expires June 15th. Limit to one use per customer) at https://www.trueleafmarket.com/ Original music by John Kingsley. The Good Dirt podcast is edited and engineered by Aleksandra van der Westhuizen and produced by Mary Ball. Statements in this podcast have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not to be considered as medical or nutritional advice. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and should not be considered above the advice of your physician. Consult a medical professional when making dietary or lifestyle decisions that could affect your health and well being.

The metaverse is a fast-growing verticle within the Web3 Space. There is a tremendous amount of capital being poured into it. We go deep into what is the Metaverse, why is it important, how you can invest in it and more. AI is also the new hot flavor recently, what is AI? How is it affecting industries and careers and where is it taking us? This, plus our normal personal growth lessons and more. Timestamps: (00:00) Agenda for the podcast | chit-chat (02:59) Ben spoke on ‘The future economy of Metaverse' at the Dubai Conference (04:53) Opportunities in the metaverse (07:50) Meta versus Metaverse (09:55) Opportunities for Augmented reality in Metaverse (13:29) We're naturally becoming machines (examples from movies) (17:40) Rise of AI is phenomenal (23:20) Examples of AI products and different scenarios with AI (30:45) Future of human evolution (35:59) Scenarios in stone age versus now (41:16) Andrew Shulz's million dollar ‘Infamous 2022 special' (45:00) Music NFTs: What are they? (46:32) Accountability of the week: Ben lost this week (1:02:10) Meal of the week (1:08:01) Meme of the week (1:09:45) Gratitude of the week (1:12:25) Preplanning for the next podcast #crypto #business #personalgrowth

Welcome back to Wayward Stories!  Back by popular demand, this week we delve into some more Search and Rescue stories and give you fine folks a peek behind the curtain. We will discuss a recent overnight stay in the Poteau Mountain wilderness where we preplanned a trail and spent the night enjoying a deep dark backcountry night!  Tune in to hear all about it!   To see more check out www.waywardstories.com

In this episode hosted by Pete Waggoner, Mike O'Connell and Amber Miller discuss the process of preplanning one's funeral and its multiple benefits. They go in-depth about the different aspects of funeral preplanning, from the finances to how the actual meetings are done with family members. They also talk about how death and grief can significantly impact those left behind, and how this process can help alleviate some of the burden. This episode provides listeners with a comprehensive look at funeral prearranging, and is an excellent resource for anyone considering this option. Takeaways: Preplanning is a great way to lighten the load for your loved ones after you're gone. Grief and death can bring significant changes and challenges to families. While having conversations about death can be difficult, talking about your wishes ahead of time can make things much easier for everyone involved. In this episode: [2:23] Pete opens the discussion by asking why people prearrange their funerals. Mike provides different reasons such as being forced to do so due to a terminal illness, wanting to have more control over their own funeral, or simply having the desire to relieve the burden from their loved ones. [6:25] The three talk about the significant changes death can bring to a family and the challenges that usually arise. They also begin to discuss the financial aspects of prearranging and how it can lessen the burden on those left behind. [11:35] Amber shares how funeral trust can be a great gift, both for oneself and their loved ones. They also talk about the two different ways to set up an irrevocable funeral policy. [14:11] Pete asks about how families receive the information when it comes to funeral prearranging and how much detail is usually given. Mike and Amber talk about how the process and benefits are explained to the family, as well as how the meeting is set up and conducted. [22:37] Amber and Mike discuss the different meeting setups they do with people who are willing to prearrange their funerals. They share how they sometimes visit homes and care facilities to make the process as convenient as possible for those who need their services. Resources O'Connell Funeral Homes Mike O'Connell Amber Miller Read Show Transcript Quotes "When grief starts getting put into the equation, that can change things in an instant." - Amber Miller on how family dynamics can change after someone's death "Huge. You're taking away the subjectivity of kids going against each other...you're just setting them up to heal." - Mike O'Connell on the benefits of prearranging and prefunding to families.

As our Summer Series continues ... The Power of Preplanning I think we can all agree that being prepared and taking time to preplan can calm chaos and overwhelm throughout each day. Listen in to today's 10 minute shorty episode ( its really 20 minutes but giving myself grace) as we go through 17 simple preplanning strategies to help you go from chaos to calm.  As I spoke about in the episode I want to share this very special new FREE resources from The On-Air Advocate: The Self-Care Toolkit for Special Needs Parents . This 15 page uplifting guide takes you through the power of affirmations, moments of gratitude, movement activities, calming practices and more. Remember self-care is the best care. Thank you for tuning in! I would love to learn more about you, your journey, and what brought you to this episode The Power of Preplanning. Send me a message here and let's connect! 

Super Lawyer Sandy Roxas is back to talk about divorce and her advice on getting out quickly (or quick-er) so you can get on with moving forward. Preplanning is key. Think about all the issues that need to be addressed. The spouse who makes more likely pays more (support). A lazy spouse. What the courts will consider. Minimizing consequences. Dealing with a litigious attorney. (Sandy Pro-Tip: If the fees are running up, terminate the attorneys and try mediation.) Making sure you have an attorney with your best interest at heart. Attorney fees as sanctions. Spending more money to ask for more money. Custody games. The effect on the kids. Manipulations. Document everything (record audio/video--but disclose it per the law, keep texts, emails, put verbal agreements in writing). Needing evidence. False allegations. It's all about credibility in family court. Emotions and fueling fire. Aiming for amicable. Focusing on the finish line. Getting therapy to get you through it. The expense of divorce and the options if you can't afford it. Court self-help and workshops. Rules of separation. Date of separation matters. Keeping things separate. Lawyer-up early. Sandy's work in the AAPI community to Stop Asian Hate and pro bono work for hate crime victims. Final Tip: Have our cell phone at the ready to record (let them know you're recording per the law) and back away.You can find Sandy on her website https://roxaslaw.com on Instagram @roxaslaw and Facebook @Roxas-LawEpisode recorded on 09/18/21Episode released on 11/10/21For more information on the podcast or its host, please visit sassylittlepodcast.com. There, you will find links to social media and an opportunity to become a member of the podcast community. We are on Twitter and Instagram @SassyLittlePod and Facebook @SassyLittlePodcast.Thanks for listening! If you like this sassy little podcast, please subscribe to it, rate it and review it, and tell your friends about it. For early access, ad-free episode and exclusive content, become a patron on Patreon. Cheers!

No one wants to think about their own funeral.  If you don’t plan ahead, someone will need to make the decisions for you quickly during a difficult and emotional time.  They will wonder if they were following your actual wishes, because there wasn’t a plan in place to help with the guidance, they so desperately wish they had.  Jake Kramar of Schumacher-Kish Funeral and Cremation Services provides insight to a conversation that’s very difficult to discuss with parents, spouses and ourselves.

Welcome to the Post Pandemic Educator's Preplanning Podcast series. The goal of this podcast's 4 part series is to shift students, teachers, leaders and communities thinking from reactive to proactive in responding to the barriers of equity the pandemic presented in social emotional learning, social justice, the virtual learning regression and post-pandemic leadership. You will hear positive and empowering messages of hope for ways to restore equity in education with a focus on what we can do and not what we can't do to make our teaching and learning experiences equitable. We will share resources and tips that will be useful to employ empathy to build relationship that will elevate equity in our schools and communities despite the harmful impact of the pandemic. Join me as we elevate equity.

Matt Rayl and Troy Goldsby bring in a soil specialist, Bob Clark III on today's show. Bob owns a third generation excavator business. We talk about new soil technologies to understand your watershed . Also Bob gets down and dirty about what he likes to see when he digs a poor lake. So if you are thinking of digging a pond or lake you will want to listen because the tips you will learn will save you a lot of headaches. Have questions or want to tell us your thoughts on this subject? Join our Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNRA/ Support the show (http://www.pwnra.org)

Join us tonight for Insights on Rowhouse Fires: The NIOSH REPORTS withHost Christopher Naum, Special Guest Capt. Mike Lopina, Fire Instructor Bud Henkels and our regular contributor Chief Doug Cline on Buildingonfire's Taking it to the Streets podcast hosted on Fireengineering.com's Blogtalk Radio Live at 7:30 pm ET with a Live call-in, Join us for a robust conversation about Construction Issues and Recent OPS Recommendations Sponsored by Globe: https://globe.msasafety.com/supraflex The best way to keep up with Fire Engineering? Get our regular e-Newsletter: www.fireengineering.com/enewsletter.

In this episode of the Dust Safety Science podcast, we replay a Q&A session by Glen Saraduke, principal owner of Saraduke Technical Services, about pre-planning and working with firefighters.

Today I am discussing the importance of planning our decisions in advance, and why so many of us tend to avoid it. I know that the idea of having more of your life planned out can feel like it zaps all the fun out. Trust me when I say that it doesn’t have to.    When done correctly, preplanning can make your weight loss and life more enjoyable and run a lot smoother.   Get your powerful weight loss beliefs at  https://weightsolutionsforphysicians.ca/weight-loss-beliefs

In this episode of the Dust Safety Science podcast, we replay a presentation by Glen Saraduke,  principal owner of Saraduke Technical Services, about pre-planning and working with firefighters.

Have you thought about who will handle your estate when you pass? Have you communicated to that person where your important information is? Do they know where to find information about bank accounts, investments, and insurance policies? Are there valuable items you want to pass to a specific person? Do you have special requests for […]

Have you thought about who will handle your estate when you pass? Have you communicated to that person where your important information is? Do they know where to find information about bank accounts, investments, and insurance policies? Are there valuable items you want to pass to a specific person? Do you have special requests for […]

Organization is crucial to success. Some of the most successful traders are those who keep themselves organized and preplan before they begin their trading sessions. In this podcast, Matt Z discusses the crucial role that preplanning plays in the success of your trading.

How should you prepare to have a Will Discussion with a qualified attorney?  What should you consider?  What should you know? What should you be asking?  How does the Life Insurance Asset play into these plans?

Adam walks through several tools to help your subconscious mind. His goal is to help you shift from the unknown to the known, and to start seeing results. He explains how he wishes he knew and had these tools back when he first started, to help him keep going. This power of choice is one of the most powerful tools we have, and Adam makes sure you are equipped to not quit.  Connect with Adam If you enjoyed listening to this episode and wanted to share your thoughts you can:    Visit my website: www.adameskow.com   Follow us at @AdamEskow on Instagram and FB   Send us an email at Adam@EskowCoaching.com   Sponsor If you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! It's super easy! Go here for more information. 

Fitzroc presents: Michelle Fischer - Preplanning My Planner Michelle discusses her transformation from intense structure to being present. Keith Rock, former business owner and entrepreneur, and Don Fitzsimons, social worker, life coach, and mental health therapist, team up to interview fascinating people who share a bit of their life journey and lessons learned along the way.

The MORTGAGE INDUSTRY and CORONAVIRUS (The NEW Normal!!!) I had a chance to interview a leader in the mortgage industry named Eddie Jackson and we discussed what you can do to put yourself in a WINNING POSITION in reference to your Mortgage loan during the Coronavirus epidemic. We covered: **Loan Modification**, **Home Equity Options** **Refinancing** **Mortgage evaluations** **Preplanning for an undetermined financial future** **2008 to 2020 comparison** **Forbearance and what does it mean for you and your loan** **Rates and credits score requirement changes** and the RULE for GETTING FINANCING or GETTING BANKS or LENDERS to HELP YOU. Don't forget to get your FREE homebuying ebook at www.theveteranshomebuyingnetwork.com Eddie Jackson - NMLS: 624078

How to train people?  Should split the patient among attendings?  How make a temporary negative pressure isolation room and ward.  How to deal with the stress involved?  Preplanning.  Also don't forget to check out the emcrit podcast dedicated to covid19 airways  #cov-19 #COVID19 #corona #isolationrooms #infectioncontrol #FOAMED #MEDED #ICU #criticalcare

In this episode, the two Matts advertise a dating app meant specifically for writers, destroy any remaining credibility we could have possibly had with a single joke, go on a journey across multiple fictional worlds we love, and talk about world-building via preplanning like certain fantasy giants do it. What are the benefits to planning everything out beforehand? What are the traps writers could fall into when doing this? How much should you plan out before starting? What the heck is Matt Donald's world of "Groth" and why did it not pan out? We discuss it all, having carefully preplanned every last word of this episode like the professionals we are, and talk about Lord of the Rings, the Silmarillian, Harry Potter, and guess what you think the last one is. Go on, guess. That's right, BIONICLE! Have any feedback or questions for our hosts? Email us at mattd@matthewdonaldcreator.com. Also you can purchase Matt Donald's book "Megazoic" on Amazon by clicking here, its sequel "Megazoic: The Primeval Power" by clicking here, its third installment "Megazoic: The Hunted Ones" by clicking here, or its final installment "Megazoic: An Era's End" by clicking here. If you'd like, of course. 

Seeing things clearly on your Main Street takes practice and preparation. Joe Pronesti on his recent article for Fire Engineering. Sponsored by MSA.

Reviewing the safety considerations, interagency planning and preplanning tools to aid firefighters. Read this article where it first appeared on firerescue1.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fair-reach-forum/support

This edition of Taking it to the Streets presents a special encore program from 2018 discussing the 23rd Street Fire and Collapse from October 17, 1966 with special guest, Deputy Chief Vinny Dunn, FDNY (ret). So join Host Christopher Naum and Chief Dunn discussing the events of Oct. 17, 1966 on the 53rd anniversary of the FDNY 23rd Street Fire that took the lives of 12 FDNY Fire Officers and Firefighters. Sponsored by MSA. https://buildingsonfire.com/

Chris Naum discusses building construction, preplanning, lessons learned, and much more. On this edition we discuss some general issues affecting Firefighting OPS at Mega Mansions and Large Area Residentials  http://www.commandsafety.com/#gref

Ayurveda helps us to understand the importance of preconception or garbhasanskar and the profound effect it can have on conception and the developing fetus. I chat with Vaidya Meenakshi Gupta about this subject and we discuss the following: What is garbhasanskar (preconception). The importance of preconception for both parents. Mentally preparing for pregnancy. Cleansing the body before conception. Beneficial herbs before and during pregnancy. Do's and don'ts during preconception and pregnancy. Beneficial foods during this period. Visit Vaidya Meenakshi Gupta's website www.ayurroots.com Enter Colette's competition to win a FREE entry into her Seasonal Cleanse starting Sept 20th, 2019. Find out all the information on Colette's upcoming Ayurvedic and Yoga retreat in the South of France. Visit the Elements and Healing website. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to Heart to Heart with Hospice Quinte. Each episode we have important and worthwhile conversations about hospice palliative care and end of life issues. Your host, Jennifer May-Anderson, tackles the tough issues with tenderness and the difficult discussions with dignity. This episode, Jennifer is joined by Warren Powell, Pre-Arrangement Director of Burke Funeral Home, to talk about the role of funeral homes and the importance of planning your funeral in advance. About Hospice Quinte Hospice Quinte assists terminally ill individuals and their caregivers by offering them support and companionship. Visiting hospice services are offered in the person’s own home, long term care homes, retirement homes and both Belleville General and Trenton Memorial Hospitals. This care is provided by trained, experienced, and compassionate volunteers. Bereavement support groups are also offered. There are no fees for services to patients and their families. Hospice Quinte is a registered, non-profit charity whose volunteers are the heart of the organization. The Hospice Quinte service area includes Quinte West, Belleville, Deseronto, Tyendinaga Township and the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. To find out more visit HospiceQuinte.ca.Support the show (https://www.cognitoforms.com/HospiceQuinte/donatetohospicequinte)

Today we are joined by the analytics “man of steel,” Steve Bartos, the Manager of the Predictive Analytics team in the steel processing division at Worthington Industries. ;-) At Worthington, Steve is tasked with strategically driving impactful analytics wider and deeper across the division and, as part of this effort, helps ensure an educated, supported, and connected analytics community. In addition, Steve also serves as a co-leader of the Columbus Tableau User Group. On today’s episode, Steve and I discuss how analytics are providing internal process improvements at Worthington. We also cover the challenges Steve faces designing effective data-rich products, the importance of the “last mile,” and how his PhD in science education shapes his work in predictive analytics. In addition, we also talk about: Internal tools that Steve has developed and how they help Worthington Industries. Preplanning and its importance for creating a solution that works for the client. Using analytics to inform daily decisions, aid in monthly meetings, and assist with Kaizen (Lean) focused decisions. How Steve pulls out the meaningful pieces of information that can improve the division’s performance. How Steve tries to avoid Data-Rich and Insight-Poor customer solutions The importance of engaging the customer/user throughout the process How Steve leverages his science education background to communicate with his peers and with executives at Worthington Resources and Links Twitter: @OlDirtyBarGraph Steve Bartos LinkedIn Quotes from Today’s Episode “Seeing the way analytics can help facilitate better decision making, doesn't necessarily come with showing someone every single question they can possibly answer, waiting for them to applaud how much time and how much energy and effort you'd saved them.” - Steve Bartos “It's hard to talk about the influence of different machine parameters on quality if every operator is setting it up based on their own tribal knowledge of how it runs best.” - Steve Bartos “I think bringing the question back to the user much more frequently, much sooner and at a much more focused scale has paid dividends”. - Steve Bartos “It's getting the people that are actually going to sit and use these interfaces involved in the creation process… they should be helping you define the goals and the problems… by getting them involved, it makes the adoption process a lot easier.” - Brian O’Neill “It's real easy to throw up some work that you've done in Tableau around a question that a manager or an executive had. It's real easy to do that. It's really difficult to do that well and have some control of the conversation, being able to say, here's what we did, here was the question, here's the day we use, here's how we analyze it and here's a suggestion where making and now let's talk about why and do that in a way that doesn't lead to an in-the-weeds session and frustration.” - Steve Bartos Transcript Brian: So excited to have Steve Bartos here. Steve, what's happening? You're the steel man. Steve: I am the steel man. Not a lot is happening. Actually, we're getting ready to move over to a corporate function. So, I may be the deal, pressure cylinders and engineered cabs man but for right now we'll keep it Mr. Steel analytics. Brian: That's awesome. So, Steve, correct me if I'm wrong, you manage the predictive analytics group at Worthington

Preplanning, prefunding, prearranging - whatever you call it, that's what we are talking about in this episode with Frank Downing, funeral director and director for sales development in Indiana for Funeral Directors Life.

Preplanning and goal setting is paramount in any successful training routine. Listen to coaches Marty Gallagher and Jim Steel discuss from a powerlifting, bodybuilding and sports training point of view.https://www.ironcompany.com/articles

Setting series dates now! Preplanning helps set you up for the quick release! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jen-lowry-writes/message

This is part 2 of our 9 part series on ADU's. On this episode, we preplanning, designing, permitting and zoning. 

Preplanning your purchases is as essential as preplanning your life. You will learn how to master this secret though one simple step. You also will be encouraged to regularly monitor what you save. This step is a must-do for taking your self-made millionaire journey.

The day of a recruiter is very eventful, preplanning your day is key in order to make it as effective as possible, join us to learn more. The post Recruiter’s Locker Room E02 – Preplanning appeared first on Recruiting In Motion.

This week Graham gets to sit down with Charlie Gaultieri a local writer and life model as we discuss how managing a life where you're polyamorous works as well as broaching a few myths about poly relationships.Ituneshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/yelling-at-concrete/id1238765054?mt=2Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3T2OhYE07edgaBDXrm86saPippahttps://shows.pippa.io/yellingatconcreteFor more of Graham visitwww.facebook.com/yellingatconcrete www.instagram.com/yellingatconcretehttps://www.patreon.com/yellingatconcretehttps://yellingatconcrete.bigcartel.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

http://PatriarchMinistries.com Join Patti Brunner and Truth of the Spirit guest Dc. Clarence Leis for Facing Finals Session 2: What Do You Leave Behind? & Preplanning Your Funerals. Many of us are heading into our senior season. In the winter of our lives it may be more difficult to complete various  tasks. Take up those challenges and chores and see how completing your own tasks can benefit others. Yet even as one season ends the new is upon us as we reach for eternal life. What do you leave behind? What do you want to hand on to others? How has the paths of others affected you in the journey of life? Would you want others to follow your footprints? Now is the time, before time slips away, to walk in the paths worth following. The steps you must take to prepare for “final days” are similar for everyone. Deacon Clarence Leis has experience in helping people preplan their funerals to reduce the strain on those left behind. As you work on your  planning, and share it with those you will leave behind, it helps us to recall that this mortal life will pass away. See the blog at PatriarchMinistries.com for “87 Things that Must be Done by the Survivor” and other practical suggestions.

What is Prehab? Find out what Prehab is and how it may help you plan for a better and speedy recovery! The “Sister Docs” will discuss how to physically and mentally prepare for your next surgery or procedure. Tune in to hear more of Dr. Raushanah, the mind champion and Dr. Zarinah the body champion give their take. Journey with the “Sister Docs” and learn how the mind and body are more connected than you think. Click the link below to get your FREE Prehab Post-Op Checklist: http://bit.ly/prehablist | Visit: http://www.radiantpsychiatry.com , http://www.DrZarinah.com

www.rickrood.com Episode 4 discusses a concept introduced by Robert Fulghum, "Don't worry that the kids won't listen to you ... worry that they are always watching you" and developing a role model mentality that goes beyond just when you think students are watching. Behavior guidance is a topic that I am frequently asked to teach and speak about.  Here, I've highlighted five key principles in your quest for mastery-level Behavior Guidance.

www.rickrood.com Episode 5 is about the power of influence and ninja-level techniques for experienced teachers.  Behavior guidance is a topic that I am frequently asked to teach and speak about.  Here, I've highlighted five key principles in your quest for mastery-level Behavior Guidance.

www.rickrood.com Episode 3 talks about the absolute need for you to create affinity with the students that you work with.  Children NEED to feel affinity from the adults that work with them. They need to feel understood and appreciated at that profound level that we are all looking for.   Behavior guidance is a topic that I am frequently asked to teach and speak about.  Here, I've highlighted five key principles in your quest for mastery-level Behavior Guidance.

www.rickrood.com Episode 2 takes on Covey's maxim to "begin with the end in mind".  Do you know what outcome you want to see in your students' behavior? Behavior guidance is a topic that I am frequently asked to teach and speak about.  Here, I've highlighted five key principles in your quest for mastery-level Behavior Guidance.  

Today's show will touch on several preplanning items such as where to live in later years if you cannot Age In Place as well as other ideas you might need to implement for your parents or yourself!

In today's podcast, Sgt. John Rawls of the Marion County Sheriff Department in Marion County Florida will discuss his experience as a law enforcement aviator and how his prior training, planning ahead and safety-first decisions made the life or death difference when the unthinkable happened on May 2nd, 2017. Be sure to visit one of our top sponsors Capewell Aerial Systems! Check out our website for more information about upcoming events and announcements! ECHO HeliOps  Email tony.falzone@echoheliops.org for flight ops comms submissions!  RW logo designed in conjunction with ECHO member Bud Lavin photo submission.  Music provided by BenSounds.com

We all like clean cut predictions but unfortunately stocks aren’t like the weather. It is impossible to know exactly when or how the market will fluctuate, which is why it is important to always be prepared. If you’re looking for the best solutions to manage and prepare your stocks for future market corrections, Kate Stalter is here to teach you how. Tune into this episode of Better Money Decisions for the best advice on how you can avoid major risks with your stock investments.    Show Highlights: Normal market correction  Making predictions for the market correction  Stock fluctuation  Buying in large  Runaway inflation  Uncertainty and risk  Determining retirement money  Being conscious of who you’re taking investment advice from  Preplanning investments  Looking at your current spending  Taking on market risk  Avoidable risks  Resources: Join the Better Money Decisions Facebook Group

Today's show will touch on several preplanning items such as where to live in later years if you cannot Age In Place as well as other ideas you might need to implement for your parents or yourself!

Today we're talking about better care for the elderly and tips to help families pre-plan for difficult life transitions.   After spending years working in corporate healthcare and witnessing several painful events, my first guest, Jill Schwartz-King, realized that families needed advocates. She made the intentional decision to work directly with families to fill the gap, and refers to herself as a "rent-a-daughter." Jill shares information about her business, ElderCare Concierge, where she helps bring balance to stressful situations by helping families determine what's best for their loved ones. My second guest, Jade Craigwell, has been helping others take care of their cemetery and funeral needs ahead of time for over 20 years. She shares how this pre-planning really benefits all parties by taking a great deal of pressure off all those who are in a crisis. Jade uses her experience to ask the right questions, provide the best options, and help individuals make optimum decisions for themselves and their families. Jill and Jade are two professionals that work hard every day to make transitions, changes, and challenges that take place later in life as smooth as possible. These women are a reminder that no one has to go through these tough decisions and situations in life alone.   We Discuss: The growing elderly population and increasing demand for elder care The different types of loss that people are suffering with as they grow older Helping elderly people get through difficult life transitions and overwhelm Why pre-need care planning is so beneficial Tips for determining what's most important for individuals and their families    For the full show notes visit: www.ChangeItUpRadio.com

Resources/Links from today’s episode: Vital Proteins Collagen packets Paleo Valley meat sticks Butter packets: Coconut Butter or Almond Butter Stasher Bags Get your FREE GUIDE to a Kickass Morning Ritual  Join the conversation on Instagram or Facebook Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes: iTunes Google Play Spotify YouTube www.valleyandbeach.com Please note, the advice and opinions in the Valley + Beach: Grains of Goodness podcast is intended for informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical care or advice. Please always consult your medical professional for your specific health concerns. Click here to follow us on Social Media and receive your freebie!

Ep 114. How to Build a Brand on Instagram Stories ft. Brock Johnson   Don’t overthink social media stories Documentation over creation Preplanning posts with the preview app Find the amount of posts for most engagements If you frequently update your story, it will bring your bubble to the front You are so much more than the company you work for-People don’t want connect with a shake You can’t do all the things - dabble in a bunch and figure out which one (s) you like When we try to be everywhere, we effectively show up no where Brock Johnson is a 21 - year old college student with a passion for helping other create connections and grow their brands using short form video! He is also the host of Social Media Money Makers Podcast, instructor of multiple online courses and an online entrepreneur! As a Social Media Stories marketing coach, he’s helped thousands of entrepreneurs learn to use quick video clips to connect and build their business! He is a young entrepreneur who knows first hand is IS possible to build a booming business with limited time and money! His mission is to help you grow your brand, and effectively market using stories! Follow him @brock11johnson  

Morning Minutes Take 2-Preplanning influences our calm, give hope its job to do & freedom to chose, surrender=allow it.

If you missed Dr. Patty's last episode on Preplanning Funeral arrangements this is a replay from the previous episode on some tips for you to consider when preparing for you or your loved one. 7:30 AM Eastern, Wednesdays, "Morning Coffee," host Dr. Patty Fitzhugh:  Grab a cuppa for your body, while Dr. Patty's inspirational messages fire-up your mind! 

During this episode Dr. Patty gives some tips for things you may want to consider when preplanning funeral arrangements for you or a loved one. In light of Dr. Patty's recent loss of her Mom she has dedicated this show to her mother Dorothy E. Moore 1929-2017.  7:30 AM Eastern, Wednesdays, "Morning Coffee," host Dr. Patty Fitzhugh: Grab a cuppa for your body, while Dr. Patty's inspirational messages fire-up your mind! 

Organization and planning

Traveling can be wildly disorienting when it comes to taking care of yourself; you’re away from your kitchen, your workout space and your familiar schedule. Travel demands that you become more creative and flexible to ensure you still give your body, mind and soul what they deserve…your attention. And while it isn’t always easy, with a little pre-planning, it is possible. Loving this podcast? Head over to iTunes and leave a review so the Grace and Grit message can spread to more women who need to hear it. Notes: 3:00: What I pack when I travel. 4:00: Getting your head straight for travel. 6:45: Things to preplan for your trip. 9:30: Set the non-negotiable. 11:30: Tips for ensuring you have healthy food options at all time. 13:00: Eating out with success. 15:00: Keep Moving! 16:30: Decompress and restore. 17:30: Setting boundaries with permissions. Looking for more Grace & Grit? Visit GraceandGrit.com

Weekly Company  Drill Building Familiarization This drill is a size up and familiarization drill.  It can be broken up into several parts and get as much information gathered as possible. The objective of this drill is to identify specific hose length stretches for large complexes or buildings that may test the ability of your typical 150' or 200' pre-connect hose line.  Share your information with the other companies.      Instructions  Gather some utility or search rope. We use three, 100 foot sections of 9mm search rope in a bag.  Park where you would normally park if there were an incident.  Tie off at the truck and stretch to the most remote area you can access.  We tie off knots every 25 feet to help us figure out how far we are.  Document distances going up stairs, over hand rails, special considerations, etc.  Stretch to the back simulating a large blitz line.     Special Considerations Access issues for apparatus Water supply location and challenges Forcible Entry Floor plan challenges Rear and remote access points Utilities Friction loss and flow rates Ventilation considerations Occupancy type and demographics First due resources Construction type and associated challenges Proficiency with deployment of dead or static loads Get the permission of the property owner     Special note: If we cannot get into an apartment, we take the distance to the front door of the apartment and then measure the full length of the apartment from the exterior, approximating the interior stretch.      

Kat Downey has been a Licensed Funeral Director in Ontario, Canada since 1998. After seeing far too many families struggle and be embroiled in conflict after a loved one dies, I decided to do something about it. I developed the Executor's Companion Kit. Have you ever wondered about how much fun funeral preplanning can actually be?  Our speaker today knows about the sense of accomplishment and peace of mind because since 1998 as a licensed Funeral Director 1000’s of people have shared their sense of relief with Kat. Once you know more about funeral preplanning you will know how much a funeral actually costs and the emotional and financial benefits of preplanning. And remember there is no better time than NOW to know more about funeral preplanning as it’s about taking charge when you can as death is an experience we all share. http://www.tom2tall.com/Kat-Downey.html

  Churches are very visible within our cultures and within our communities, and at certain times of the week a lot of our community members are all gathered in one location for our ministries.   This adds to the idea that at times churches are easy targets which if attacked could affect a large part of our community.   Most ministries also have an open door policy,  you allow all people to attend your services and in fact are seeking out people often times who are already in crisis.   Some other things that add to the seriousness are that we live in a violent world, there are violent people out there that will harm you and today there seems to be less and less fear of consequences.  As I eluded to earlier people like the notoriety they get from creating danger, damage and hurting people, in fact their goal often times is to hurt large numbers of people.   A lot of negative community emotions can be linked to these incidents the more people they affect.  So I would propose even further that the better prepared you are the quicker the incident may be stopped, therefore causing less damage and/or death and destruction.   So what could possibly happen in our ministries or what could cause disruptions to our services that we need to be thinking about and preparing for, hear is just a list of a few items that I think are possibilities in many of our communities and our churches not just people issues but any event that could spell disaster for our ministries:   Intruders, Bomb Threats, Hostage Situations, Sniper Attacks, Assault, Domestic Violence, Sexual Attacks, Weapons possession, Child Abuse, Drug Abuse, Drug Trafficking, Earthquakes, Tornadoes, Floods, Fires, Kidnapping, Utilities Failing, Gang Violence, Accidents which cause injury or death, Illnesses spreading within our congregation, Hurricanes, Accidents in Church Vehicles including vans or buses. Incidents at Camps or Campouts.   Now when we are talking about the people created events, You might be asking yourself as you explore this idea of preparing mentally “why might someone want to harm you or your people or your ministry these days.   The typical reasons from my experience and what I see in different criminal reports is    To get ahead somehow….whether it is to get something like satisfaction, money or revenge. Some people just want to hurt, upset or cause problems for people. Sometimes they have different believes that you do and want to press those beliefs on you. Some people want notoriety for their actions…..they do not get satisfaction from other means and so they look to get some fame…..maybe as they prepare to leave this life by suicidal means.   So what can we do to prepare?   Maybe we can only begin to add to our mental participation in this preparing for Violence or Emergencies in our Ministry.   So what do we start with to get prepared or more prepared that when are today?   I believe we just need to begin to look at how would we respond to a crisis in our ministry? First that is developing a simple plan for people related violence and other emergencies. Next, I think about trying to put together a team…..that maybe you and another person or a couple of police officers or military people that attend your ministry regularly.   What is the best team you can put together.  Next, we need to begin to identify likely incidents or likely threats.   In Episode #3 we talked about the top 10 likely incidents which might occur within your ministry.  So for this segment you can listen to that episode and think about the likely incidents that might cause you issues.  Next determine how you would like the response to be.  As a ministry or security leader you will decide and relay how you want the response to go with each incident and I further reinforce this and say that it is important for you to share with your people whoever they are, how strong or low key you would like the response to each type of incident you perceive might occur. Next I would recommend thinking about the impact these incidents might have on the ministry if they were to occur.  Also the impact on the community.   What things can you do to reassure the community or your congregation once something has occurred?   This might be a community outreach opportunity as a positive note, if there is one in these situations. Next what will we do to recover after a major incident.  If it is a disaster or emergency what will we do for the short term with our ministry and then long term plans.   Secondary meeting facilities might be a preplanning idea for recovery.   Maybe identifying counseling resources within our ministry family to support those affected by violence.                 Lastly we might consider how we cover the liability for these incidents…….insurance and other items that might come to mind…..such as preplanning, training and other things that help us to prepare in case there is liability that comes back on us.                

Are you ready for the chaos of the holidays or would you prefer to have a merrier time? What if making one simple change would make all the difference? Tune in and listen as Cheryl speaks with Marilyn Hough, LMFT and Chuck Schmitt, LMFT, The Relationship Specialists. Learn how a little preplanning with your partner can make all the difference in family gatherings. Whether creating a signal to give each other a little support or planning ahead to have the chores done ahead of time, you can reduce your stress simply. If you want to make your holidays fun and successful, you won't want to miss this show.